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Bridge 2 Beach

Bridge 2 Beach will celebrate its ten-year anniversary by organizing community clean-ups at nine locations in Southeast Seattle on the May 12-13 weekend, 9am-3pm. Clean-ups will include litter removal from streets and sidewalks and weeding and gardening in the SDOT right-of-way. Between 100 and 200 community volunteers from children to retirees are expected. There will be a community celebration and cook out at the Rainier Beach Community Center on Saturday, May 12, 12:30-1:30pm.

Rainier Beach Emergency Preparedness Organizing Committee

The Rainier Beach Emergency Preparedness Organizing Committee located at 6038 S. Pilgrim St. is leading the 2019 Bridge-2-Beach clean-up activities, and luncheon on May 4th. All in an effort to mobilize the community and lead to the purchasing of a mobile generator and making improvements to the entry way of the Rainier Beach Community Center.

SouthEast Effective Development

Over the next twelve months Broadcasting SE Seattle Voices will educate & empower SE Seattle residents to produce community radio programs for KVRU 105.7 FM. The project includes: the development of a training program; the purchase of mobile recording and editing equipment for community use, and the equipment to broadcast live community programs. The equipment will be purchased and the training programs will be developed between September and December of 2018. The first series of classes is scheduled to begin in January of 2019, thereafter they will occur quarterly.

BroadviewPrepares

The Broadview Hubs need a refresh and some new gear. Our plan is to build community around the subject of preparedness. Gathering neighbors together to practice supporting one another during the city-wide drill on June 1st. Their efforts will help us refresh and purchase the necessary gear for an efficient activation.

Brothers United In Leadership Development

BUILD 2021 is a series of community-building events to create leadership opportunities for Black men to positively impact, heal, unite, inspire, celebrate, engage & build their community. Events will be held from May 2021 to August 2021. The first event is the Mother's Day event to be held on May 8, 2021 from 1-4 pm at LEMs Bookstore located at 5023 Rainier Ave S, Seattle, WA. Other events include Father's Day Event, 90's Little League Football Reunion, Block Party, and Blaq August Nurturing Generations. Events will take place in various part of Southeast Seattle.

Brothers United In Leadership Development

BUILD 2022 is a series of community-building events to create leadership opportunities for Black men to positively impact, heal, unite, inspire, celebrate, engage & build their community. Events planned include BUILD Community Movie Nights, BUILD Holiday Bowl, BUILD Barbershop Series, and BUILD Community Kickball Event. The anticipated project completion is October 31, 2022.

Brothers United In Leadership Development

BUILD 2024 is a series of community-building events to create leadership opportunities for the Black community, focusing on Black males that impact, heal, unite, inspire, celebrate, and engage them to BUILD community. Our planned events include BUILD Black Creative Collaborations, BUILD Mother's Day Celebration, BUILD Father's Day Celebration, BUILD Block Party, Open Mic Nights, BUILD Back to School Community Bash, and our BUILD 11-Year Community Celebration.

Brothers United In Leadership Development

BUILD'N Community will celebrate and recognize Seattle's Black community with a series of family centered events. The first event a Father's Day Celebration, will be held on Sunday, June 23rd from 1-3 pm at the Royal Esquire Club, 5016 Rainier Avenue South. A Community Car Show and a Community Field Day are planned for later this summer. Each event will include great food, music and activities for all ages. Activities are free and open to the public.

Friends of Magnuson Park

The Building 41 Teen Mural Project will tell the history of aviation at the Magnuson park through the installation of colorful murals over 17 windows of a highly visible, unused building within the Sand Point Naval Air Station Historic District. The project will take place over several weeks in the summer of 2021, with anticipated completion date of October 29, 2021.

Haller Lake Emergency Hub

The Haller Lake Emergency Hub is building community around the issue of preparedness. Our team is following the model of the Seattle Emergency Hubs. This project will entail the following action items, events, and opportunities: 1. Purchase the gear most useful to respond to a disaster in the Haller Lake neighborhood and store it at the Haller Lake Community Club. 2. Host a "Hands-on Skills Fair" to educate our neighbors about the steps to take to prepare their households for a major disaster. 3. Host a "Grand Opening" event to demonstrate to the community how the Hub “system” works and why it is important. 4. Offer opportunities for our neighbors to volunteer their time and get involved in Hub activities. 5. Continue to build our team of volunteers and engage ALL our neighbors to help them be better prepared in the event of a disaster. This project will be completed by October 31, 2025.

Somali Independent Business Alliance

Building Blocks to Success is a capacity-building project to empower 50 BIPOC businesses in Seattle by enhancing knowledge, skills, and tools through tailored technical assistance, marketing support, and comprehensive services.

Windz of Change Alliance

In partnership with UW Botanical Gardens, PlantAmnesty, and Tribal community eco-cultural environment leaders, we are requesting assistance for Indigenous programming/presenters, protocol/honoring supplies/art, raffle, traditional foods, promotional and student/community invitations. Creating and implementing a 99% Indigenous-voiced UW Urban Forestry Symposium on 11/2/2023 at the UW Intellectual Longhouse is the goal. Building environmental awareness, understanding, and respect of First People's knowledge, protocols, cultural heritage, socio-ecological stewardship and ethics, and urban-focused policies for collective climate change, forestry and waters restoration, rejuvenation, and renewal affecting human impact, health, food sovereignty, and cultural applications (cedar carvings/uses) are scope areas. Purposeful vision is to Bridge, Build, Benefit, Beautify through relationships, teachings, cultural activities, engagement, and experiences of Indigenous ways for collective solutions.

Crown Hill Emergency Hub

The Crown Hill Emergency Hub will be hosting a HUB 101 event on July 20, 2025, from 1pm to 3:30pm, located at 9089 Holman Rd NW. The goal of the event is to engage neighbors on the subject of community preparedness. The community participants will gain an understanding of how a emergency Hub works, and why it is necessary, There will also be a Hub Drill where participants will be acquainted with Hub Box contents. In addition there will be an exercise of a post disaster scenario. The event is free and open to the public.

Olympic Hills Hub

The Olympic Hill Emergency Hub will be hosting a series of Hub Info sessions on August 7th, 28th, and on September 25th at the Lake City Farmers Market, and an Urban Survival Skills Fair located at 1534 NE 145th, which is in the SE corner of the parking lot at NE 145th St and 15th Ave NE in January. The goal of the event is to engage neighbors on the subject of community preparedness. The community participants will gain an understanding of how an emergency Hub works, and why it is necessary, There will also be a Hub Drill where participants will be acquainted with Hub Box contents. In addition, there will be an exercise of a post disaster scenario. The event is free and open to the public.

Ballard Emergency Communication Hubs

Ballard Hub Captains and their teams are eager to reengage their neighbors around the subject of household and community preparedness. To accomplish this, multiple events will be hosted throughout Ballard educating neighbors about preparing for a disaster.

Federal Emergency Management Agency

Competitive hazard mitigation grants for states, local governments, tribes, and territories to invest in pre-disaster mitigation projects.

The Eli's Park Project

Initiated and designed by the community it will serve, the Eli's Park Project at the Burke Gilman Playground Park, located at 5201 Sand Point Way NE, will renovate an underutilized green space into a park that is fully accessible to people of all ages, abilities and identities. This phase of funding will complete the art elements partially funded in the previous cycle and includes the fabrication and installation of 5 permanent art features. All contractors qualified through community hiring panels and public art calls. This project will be completed by December 30, 2022.

The Eli's Park Project

Led by Site Workshop and our design team, The Eli's Park Project will continue our partnership with Seattle Parks and Recreation in design development for the Burke-Gilman Playground Park located at 5201 Sandpoint Way NE. This phase will result in design documents including civil engineering reports and integrated art elements. This phase is estimated to be completed by February 2020.

The Eli's Park Project

Led by our community, the Eli's Park Project will continue in partnership with Seattle Parks and Recreation in design development for the Burke-Gilman Playground Park. This phase over the next ten months will include a call for artist, design and fabrication of custom bike stations, sculptural elements and educational panels.

Think Big, Wedgwood

The Think Big, Wedgewood community group, purpose for the project is to create a sense of unity in their neighborhood through art that communicates that Wedgwood welcomes all. Think Big Wedgewood will have a public design process and fabricate and hang light pole banners that will be non-commercial in nature & beautify the neighborhood. There will be roughly 25 banners along the 35th Ave business district between 75th & 95th in Wedgwood. The banners will be installed by SuperGraphics with the guidance of the Seattle Dept of Transportation Directors Pole Banner Permitting Guidelines, or the appropriate recommended contractor.

Seattle Griot Project

The Kwanzaa festival, held from December 29th to 31st at 2656 42nd Ave SW, Seattle, welcomes all with daily hours from 10 am to 7 pm. This free, 3-day public event prioritizes unity, self-determination, and cooperative economics within the Black community. Activities encompass small business showcases, enlightening financial literacy workshops, valuable tech training, cultural performances, and interviews for marketing. The event aims to empower, encourage entrepreneurship, bridge education gaps, and promote collaboration.

Cal Anderson Park Emergency Communications Hub

The Cal Anderson Park Emergency Communication Hub will be hosting two community events, the first on August 12th the "Hub Grand Opening" and the second will take place September 7th "The Urban Survival Skills Fair". Both events will take place at Cal Anderson Park at the Sun Bowl/Patio located at 1635 11th Ave W. The purpose of both events is to empower the Capitol Hill neighborhood with the knowledge and skills in preparedness and disaster training. Relationships and partnerships will be made and community is encourage to participate in the variety of skills trainings at the fair. The event is free and open to the public.

Camp Long Mountain Fest Steering Committee

Community members will organize Mountain Fest 2016 at Camp Long located at 5200 35th Ave SW on September 10. Event attendees will enjoy a day of free access to activities including rock climbing and other opportunities for environmental learning.